The report credits Leo Vergara, Santiago Flores and Michael Rivera with the goals. Vergara and Flores were reportedly central to the attacking surge, with Flores adding an assist and Vergara contributing two.
That involvement gave Belleville four players with either a goal or assist, a sign of a collective performance rather than one forward carrying the attack. Jacobo Buenano was also credited with an assist as the visitors punished East Orange once the match opened up.
The scoreline was not achieved through attacking pressure alone. The report says Nicholas Cooper made eight saves to secure Belleville’s clean sheet, underlining the defensive work required to protect the lead.
That figure also shows East Orange continued to create opportunities despite falling behind. Belleville’s ability to absorb that pressure without conceding was as important as the finishing at the other end.
If the reported result stands, Belleville move to 6-1-1 after their first eight matches, with their only defeat reportedly coming against Verona. East Orange would fall to 7-1-1, suffering their first loss of the campaign.
For Belleville, the challenge now is consistency. An unbeaten run becomes meaningful when it survives different match situations, and this victory reportedly combined second-half attacking quality with determined goalkeeping. East Orange, meanwhile, will need a response in their next fixture to ensure one setback does not disrupt an otherwise strong start.